Assign Work-Study: Funding
Work-Study, Non-Pooled Student
Help sections available for the Assign Work-Study process for non-pooled students:
Start | General | Incumbent | Funding | Document Review
The Modify Document: Funding section allows you to modify the funding for an existing non-pooled student in a work-study position. You can access this section by clicking Save & Finish on the Assign Work-Study: Incumbent page or by clicking the Funding arrow on the Navigation Menu.
Document summary information and a link that enables you to change your desk/view appear just below the page header. To review position attributes, click the View Position Details link for the position ID displayed.
The Modify Document: Funding section is divided as follows:
HRMS notifies you if the non-pooled work-study position is not funded. If it is unfunded, use the text box that appears to explain why. The earliest effective date for actual funding of the position appears just below the text box.
The table displays information related to the position's funding, arranged as follows:
- Account – The 10-digit funding source from which the position is paid.
- Unit Code – A seven-digit code assigned to an official entity (academic or administrative department, organized research unit, or project director responsible for a sponsored project).
- Distribution % – The percentage of funding from each account subsidizing a position. The total percentage from all contributing accounts must equal 100.
- Eff. Date – The date on which funding began.
- End Date – The date on which funding terminates. (Click here for more information.)
- Actions – Click [edit] to emend the funding data and [undo] to return the information to its original state. Click [delete] to remove a line of information.
- Dept. Coding – System used to categorize and organize departmental financial transactions. Click Add Codes to view or add codes.
Click the Add funding link to add new funding information; a green star icon () appears to identify the new entry.
Click [undo] to remove a line.
Buttons located at the bottom of the section allow you to take these actions:
- Save saves your work and identifies errors on the page.
- Save & Finish saves your current work and directs you to the Assign Work-Study: Document Review section.
Click here to return to the Assign Work-Study: Start Help page.